It’s easy to see why “Friends” never fails to make us laugh.
Nonetheless, there was an episode the execs weren’t sure would pass.
It contributed to the increased visibility and acceptance of LGBTQ+ characters and storylines in mainstream media during the ’90s.
They got two."
Despite this, it proved to be a massive success, drawing in over 30 million viewers.
Moreover, it was a pivotal moment for many viewers.
Other installments, unfortunately, had the opposite effect.
Joey’s sexual objectification of breastfeeding would likely not fly these days.
“Ross, you are so pathetic.
Why can’t your son just play with his doll?”
Rachel asks after he tries to replace the Barbie with a G.I.
